Taking care of dracaena, Dracaena spp., a popular genus of tropical houseplants, includes occasional pruning and pruning provides an opportunity for propagation. Dracaena grow as canes or tall stems ...

Indoor plants often become leggy, or "stretched out," if they aren't getting enough light. Many times, this can be corrected by cutting back the plant and relocating it to a brighter setting. You can ...

Costa visits a nearby street library for plants and meets the plant ‘librarian’ Kelly Parkins. Costa of course had to bring some goodies from his garden - an armful of succulent and dracaena cuttings ...

Question: When it was new, our dracaena grew in the corner near the window. That was several years ago, and now the plant is touching the ceiling. Can we prune it? Will the cutting root? Answer: ...

The red or yellow-edged, spiky dracaena plants are known to be one of the best houseplants that rid the home of pollutants. There are also very bold in an office or home especially if they grow up to ...

To my fellow Illinois gardeners – I know these cold winter days can feel long and dreary. One way to combat the winter blues is by propagating your houseplants. After all, your houseplants are stuck ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Dracaena fragrans Photo courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden Q • My dracaena plant has grown almost to the roof and has now started ...

A houseplant staple since the 1980s, the retro Dracaena fragrans (normally pronounced ‘dray-see-na)’ has made a comeback in recent years. Pom pom like tufts of leaves at the end of each stem give a ...